Ted Danson will exit “CSI: Cyber” after just one season, CBS Entertainment president Glenn Geller confirmed on Tuesday at the TCA winter press tour. Danson played D.B. Russell on “CSI” for four years, ...

Once the most watched television franchise in the world, our screens will soon be dark of any CSI. CBS has chosen not to renew CSI: Cyber. The cancelation is not a surprise, but even though the show ...

Since its premiere on Oct. 6, 2000, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation has been a staple in the world of procedural dramas. After 16 years and three spin-offs -- Miami, NY and Cyber -- the last remaining ...

Tap Here To Add Us Weekly As A Trusted Source Danson, a two-time Emmy winner, currently stars on CSI: Cyber as D.B. Russell, the character he originated during his four-year stint on the franchise's ...

CBS has canceled drama “CSI: Cyber,” Variety has learned. The series will not return for a third season in 2016-17. Produced by CBS Television Studios, “CSI: Cyber” was not among 11 returning series ...

There are lots of cringeworthy technology moments on television, especially when the words “hacking” and “cyber” are introduced into the plot. But of all the broadcast and cable networks, CBS is the ...

Exactly a decade after CBS launched the most recent CSI spinoff, CSI: NY, the network is at it again with a new planted spinoff, which will air as an episode of the venerable crime drama this spring.

The CSI universe has been a staple of CBS programming for the better part of two decades, but things aren’t looking too great for the franchise thanks to some terrible news coming from the big name ...

"OK, we're it," Pam Veasey tells THR with a laugh about being the last 'CSI' series standing. By Ryan Gajewski Senior Entertainment Reporter The big excitement is of course that Ted Danson — D.B.

This week the team was up against the cruel world of high school students and cyber bullying. The hour focused on just how far bullying can push someone over the edge and what the potential fall out ...

“CSI: Cyber” has officially been canceled after two seasons, TheWrap has learned. The show has been a consistent, if somewhat lackluster, ratings performer for CBS. It is currently averaging 8.5 ...